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Ralph Seefeld Obituary CollectionRalph Seefeld, with the help of the Genealogical Society of South Whidbey Island has collected virtually all obituaries for Island County residents from local newspapers. These obituaries range from the 1890s through December 2010; however, there are gaps for The Island County Times in the early 1890’s and the South Whidbey Record before 1935 and during 1944. By August, 2010, all three county newspapers had commenced placing their obituaries online and for this reason we have ceased adding to our collection. You may find them online at: Since these obituaries are scanned from newspapers, the Society takes no responsibility for their accuracy. If you have an obituary missing from our collection, please send it to us and we'll gladly add it. In May of 2011 the last obituaries were digitized, named and filed. All 23,447 of them! Secondly, thanks to all the members who scanned, cropped, researched maiden names, named the scanned files, and filed paper copies of the thousands and thousands of obituaries. So, special thanks to the following people for all they did to make this project a success:
Find an obituary with Beider-Morse Phonetic Matching or by scrolling through an alphabetical list for your surname.
Please make a donation for the obituaries you order.
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After the Civil War, Capt. Joseph Rickards became the sheriff of Clay County, Kansas. He is they only one to have arrested Jessie James and his gang. Unfortunately, they were released the next day for lack of cause. Jessie James soon became America's number one outlaw.